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This poem is all about Autumn. Students are asked to read through the poem and answer the accompanying questions.

Plants and animals worksheet. This is a comprehension about a snow and ice habitat. Students use the word bank to label the animals correctly.

This KS2 reading comprehension includes an information sheet about hummingbirds. Students read through the article and answer the accompanying study questions. Find more resources at Primary Leap

This cloze activity was created for primary students and asks them to read the sentences and fill in the missing words from the word bank.

Spelling is important because it aids in both reading and writing. This spelling worksheet includes 12 spelling words that are all associated with St. Patrick's Day. Students learn the spelling and firstly put them in alphabetical order. They must then choose six words from the list and include them in a sentence.

This fun word search includes words that are associated with St. Patrick's Day. See if your students can find all of the words hidden in the grid. To make it more interesting, see how many words they can find in a given time!

Look at the list of words below. Are they adjectives, verbs or nouns? Students are asked to tick the correct box.

Spelling is important because it aids in both reading and writing. This spelling worksheet includes 12 adjectives. Students learn the spelling and firstly put them in alphabetical order. They then choose six words from the spelling list and write their definitions.

Students are asked to add a descriptive adjective to each underlined noun. This will make the sentences more interesting and is good practice for story writing.

Students are asked to add a descriptive adjective to each underlined noun. This will make the sentences more interesting and is good practice for story writing.

Equations are just like see-saws...You have to keep them balanced! Students are asked to work out the sums. This resource will help improve addition and subtraction.

Is algebra a difficult topic? It doesn't have to be! We have created a basic algebra lesson using a really simple way to get students started. If they already know simple arithmetic, they should enjoy completing this worksheet. There are 20 sums included in this worksheet.

Is algebra a difficult topic? It doesn't have to be! We have created a basic algebra lesson using a really simple way to get students started. If they already know simple arithmetic, they should enjoy completing this worksheet.

Opposites help children in learning how to describe different things. This worksheet is a cloze activity all about opposites and can be used in any English language lesson. Students choose the correct word from the word bank to complete the opposites.

Opposites help children in learning how to describe different things. This worksheet is a cloze activity all about opposites and can be used in any English language lesson. Students choose the correct opposite verb.

Use to as a preposition before a noun or as an infinitive before a verb. Use too as a synonym for also or to indicate excessiveness before a verb. Use two to spell out the number 2. Students choose to, too or two to complete each sentence.

Early or soon? Students are asked to choose the correct word to complete each sentence. There are 15 sentences with blank spaces for children to write early or soon. Find more resources at Primary Leap

This resource includes 10 sentences. Students must write the correct word in the spaces provided to complete the sentences and choose the correct they’re/there/their. This will help improve spelling and writing skills. Find more resources at Primary Leap

This resource includes 10 sentences. Students must write the correct word in the spaces provided to complete the sentences and choose the correct they’re/there/their. This will help improve spelling and writing skills. Find more resources at Primary Leap

This resource includes 10 sentences. Students must write the correct word in the spaces provided to complete the sentences and choose the correct they’re/there/their. This will help improve spelling and writing skills. Find more resources at Primary Leap